In a visit to the Luna urbanization, community of Las Chivas, Dominican merengue singer Enmanuel Jiménez, known as Ala Jaza, personally delivered a black 2010 Dodge minivan to Érika and Angelina Rojas, the sisters who live with osteogenesis imperfecta. The delivery, accompanied by mariachis, took place at the young women’s residence and was attended by family members, neighbors, and friends who celebrated the gesture with joy.
Artist’s motivation
Ala Jaza explained that the donation arose after learning the sisters’ story while traveling through Santiago for an artistic commitment. “It was born from the heart,” he said, emphasizing that the help was voluntary and motivated by the desire to contribute to their well-being.
Impact of the donation
Érika, 34 years old, and Angelina, 30, thanked the vehicle, which will allow them to move without depending on others, something crucial given that osteogenesis imperfecta hinders mobility and increases bone fragility. The adapted minivan represents an important support for their daily activities and the celebration coincided with Angelina’s birthday.
Community celebration
The day was celebrated in the company of the Las Chivas community and featured music from a group of mariachis. The attendees shared hugs and expressions of gratitude, while the artist handed over the minivan keys.
Credits: diarioaldia.com
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